Mutual and interactive vulnerability in supply-chain dyads
by Goran Svensson
International Journal of Logistics Economics and Globalisation (IJLEG), Vol. 1, No. 2, 2008

Abstract: The objective of the present study is to present and test a generic framework for the operationalisation and conceptualisation of the constructs of mutual- and interactive-vulnerability in supply-chain dyads. The study involves a survey of a vehicle manufacturer and its most important suppliers. The results are analysed for an understanding of mutual- and interactive-vulnerability in such supply-chain dyads. The study identifies the dimensions of mutual- and interactive-vulnerability in supply-chain dyads. These can be used in management practice to analyse, describe and position different views of vulnerability. In addition, the study also presents a conceptual framework that distinguishes between the constructs of mutual- and interactive-vulnerability in supply-chain dyads. This research has contributed methodologically to the empirical measurement and evaluation of mutual- and interactive-vulnerability in supply-chain dyads. These constructs have not been explored simultaneously in previous research of the vulnerability construct.

Online publication date: Mon, 29-Sep-2008

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